Film & TV
Into the Inferno
Documentary of the week
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Film & TV
In defence of ‘nasty women’
As the American election looms, the discourse has gotten more and more sordid. ‘What do we mean when we call someone a “nasty woman”?’ asks Fred Fyles, who turns to the silver screen for answers, looking at the archetypical ‘nasty women’ of cinema
Opinion
Imperial Girls Can do without Sport Imperial
Tessa Davey is perpetually disappointed by Sport Imperial’s attitude to women in sport
Opinion
I’m American, but I’m not voting for Hillary or Donald
Steve Bohnel explains why he couldn’t support either of the main candidates
Science
I once was blind but now I see
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Culture
Harrogate
Harrogate is touring the country until November 16, passing through Oxford, Cantebury, Norwich, and Cambridge, among others.
Culture
Hair by Sam McKnight
Hair by Sam McKnight is on at Somerset House until 12 March 2017
Opinion
Being an immigrant in the UK isn’t all doom and gloom
Aayush Singh responds to Lef’s article on immigration
Culture
A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer
The Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer is on at the National Theatre until 29 November.
Film & TV
A dark descent into artistic depths
Tom Ford returns after a seven-year absence with Nocturnal Animals, a luscious, scintillating thriller that shows off his eye for beauty
Film & TV
A beginner’s guide to Denis Villeneuve
The new film by the French-Canadian auteuer at the top of his game arrives at cinemas next Friday
News
Consent training row at Imperial
RCSU president questions funding of Consent Matters software